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Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1977

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White House withholds FBI report on Lance overdrafts

Top White House aides read an FBI memo showing Bert Lance and relatives owed 450000 in overdrafts and used campaign funds for Georgia trips. They did not inform President-elect Carter or the Senate committee, saying the material did not warrant action. Powell said no investigation was needed.

Washington White House FBI Bert Lance Carter Jody Powell Senate Government Affairs Committee Lance Office of Management and Budget Powell Robert Lipschutz Hamilton Jordan Georgia Bob Lipschutz Hamilton Jordan

Three Legged Lion Killed After Killing Eight In Tanzania

In Kibaha near Dar es Salaam hunters killed a three legged lion blamed for eight deaths and four injuries over three months. Locals claim the lion was a woman who turned into a lion after a love potion went wrong. The hunt drew up to 1,000 people before the animal was shot at Kikongo, 30 miles west of the city. Experts note man eaters often show injury or deformity.

Dar ES Salaam Tanzania Kikongo

Repeating abortions raise risk and cost in Pima County

Dr. Giles notes repeat abortions were once about one in six to seven women and now about one in fifteen, driven by awareness that abortion is risky and costly. Planned Parenthood reports around 15 percent repeat abortions, while more women under 18 seek counseling.

Pima County Giles Planned Parenthood

University of Arizona approves code of academic integrity

The University of Arizona Faculty Senate approves a new code of academic integrity shifting responsibility to faculty to discourage cheating. It replaces the 1948 standards and goes into effect in June. Violations include misrepresenting others work as one own or obtaining unauthorized help. Penalties range from failing grade to suspension or a notation on the file. The code preserves student due process and requires instructors to inform students of class rules. A campus survey in May found cheating widespread with copying as the most common form.

University of Arizona

New Glaser Safety slug gains police backing in Clayton

Clayton California police purchase 400 rounds of Glaser Safety slugs to reduce ricochets. Officials claim the .38 and .357 ammunition penetrates and fragments on impact, stopping assailants with minimal risk to bystanders.

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